Actors for "Reunions Suck" Feature Film

Lead A kind but anxious former outcast who feels like life passed him by while everyone else moved on. Mitch arrives at his ten-year reunion pretending everything is fine, only to discover the classmates he envied have been carrying their own regrets all along. Funny, self-deprecating, and emotionally layered, the role requires an actor who can balance comedy, vulnerability, horror, and heartfelt drama while carrying the emotional center of the film.

Lead Villain Stunning, intelligent, magnetic, and quietly intimidating. Marie initially appears warm and effortlessly charming, quickly becoming the person Mitch feels most comfortable around. As the night unfolds, she reveals herself to be the ancient vampire responsible for the reunion. The role demands an actress who can seamlessly move between romance, manipulation, genuine vulnerability, and terrifying authority.

Lead Anne was once Mitch's closest friend and first love. Now a devoted wife and mother, she has built a good life but quietly wonders if she has lost part of herself along the way. Compassionate, dependable, and courageous under pressure, Anne naturally becomes one of the emotional anchors of the group. The role combines heartfelt dramatic scenes with intense horror and action.

Supporting Lead Caleb carries the weight of betraying his former best friend after falling in love with Laney. While confident on the surface, he has spent years living with the consequences of that decision. Protective, capable, and willing to put himself in danger for the people he loves, Caleb's journey is ultimately one of redemption, accountability, and forgiveness.

Supporting Lead Pregnant with her first child, Laney is compassionate, emotionally honest, and stronger than she first appears. Although she regrets the pain she caused Mitch years ago, she does not regret the life she has built with Caleb. As the reunion descends into chaos, she fights to protect both her family and the friends she never fully stopped caring about.

Supporting Lead A successful beauty entrepreneur with a background in theater, Jen is confident, witty, and fiercely loyal. Beneath her polished exterior is someone who refuses to let fear dictate her actions. As the body count rises, she evolves into one of the group's most resourceful survivors and ultimately faces one of the film's most theatrical villains.

Supporting Lead A former Carpenter High football star whose confidence masks a surprisingly artistic side. Hunter shares a complicated history with Jay through high-school theater and music, making their reunion unexpectedly emotional. Athletic, charismatic, and protective, the role requires both strong dramatic instincts and singing ability or a confident vocal performance.

Supporting Jay uses humor to hide deep feelings of loneliness and insecurity. Although he often believes he is the least important member of the friend group, his loyalty never wavers. His emotional journey, paired with his unresolved relationship with Hunter, gives the character some of the film's most heartfelt moments. Singing ability is required or strongly preferred.

Supporting A former class clown turned assistant coach who never really outgrew high school. Loud, inappropriate, and constantly chasing a laugh, Mason believes everyone enjoys his antics even when they clearly do not. Beneath the bravado is someone completely unprepared for real danger, making his transition from comic relief to genuine terror especially memorable.

Supporting A rough-around-the-edges local with dry humor, practical instincts, and an unexpectedly compassionate heart. Dirk has learned to survive through experience rather than bravado, giving him a grounded perspective when chaos erupts. Though his screen time is limited, he leaves a lasting impression and becomes one of the story's most memorable supporting characters.

Featured Non-Speaking Role Adult An ancient predator that stalks the halls of Carpenter High with disturbing intelligence. The Creature communicates entirely through movement, body language, and physical presence. We are seeking an exceptionally tall, lean, athletic performer with outstanding body control who can create emotion and suspense without dialogue. Creature performance, physical theater, dance, gymnastics, contortion, martial arts, or stunt experience is strongly preferred.

Featured Villain Beautiful, graceful, and utterly terrifying. Andrea is a Manananggal whose elegant demeanor disappears the moment she begins hunting. The role is highly physical and benefits from experience in gymnastics, dance, martial arts, stunt work, or another athletic discipline. Strong movement skills are essential, along with the ability to balance seduction, rage, and predatory hunger.

Featured Villain An elegant Strigoi who treats murder like live theater. Every movement, pause, and line is performed with absolute confidence and showmanship. Charming one moment and horrifying the next, lon requires an actor with commanding stage presence who can make intelligence feel just as dangerous as violence.

Featured Villain Unlike the vampires, Lilith remains fully human by choice. She thrives on danger and believes violence is the only thing that makes life feel meaningful. Quick-witted, unpredictable, and physically aggressive, she is both entertaining and unsettling. Stage combat, dance, martial arts, or athletic experience is helpful for the role.